However, Chinese is generally translated into goose riding.
The hero of this fairy tale is Niels HowGehlsen, a boy of 14 years old from a rural area in southern Sweden. His parents are kind, hardworking and very poor farmers. However, Nelson is withdrawn, has no interest in reading, loves pranks and bullies chickens, cats, dogs and rabbits at home. One early spring, his parents went to church. Because I played a trick on an elf at home, I was turned into a thumb-sized villain who could understand birds. Just then, a flock of geese flew through the air, and a male goose at home wanted to fly with the geese with open wings. In order to prevent the goose from flying away, Niels clung to the neck of the goose, but it was taken high by the goose. From then on, he rode on the back of the wild goose, followed the wild goose around the country, flew from the south to the northernmost Lapland province, and it took him eight months to return to his hometown. Riding on the back of a goose, he saw the strange peaks, rivers and beautiful scenery of the motherland, learned about the geographical history of the motherland, listened to many stories and legends, and experienced many risks and hardships. During his roaming, he learned many advantages from his traveling companions and other animals, gradually corrected his naughty shortcomings, and cultivated his excellent moral character of being brave in self-sacrifice and helping others. When he returned to his hometown, he became not only a tall and beautiful boy, but also a gentle, loyal, kind, helpful, responsible and hardworking boy.